I need 19 inch from end to end, and it is 18 inches from inside the curve, where does it say what size it is , also what is the weight limit on these steps
27180
I ordered these to replace my plastic steps and I am very happy. You should have no problem replacing your current steps with these stainless steel versions and the weight limit should be 250lbs.
27181
in the middle its about 18" and the ladder should pull to those dimensions as far as weight I'm 230 and the steps fill real secure when I stand on them
1207602
about 20'' steps are very narrow. the tip of the ironing board from the floor is about 33'
1118683
The standing height is 28" from floor to top step. Height from floor to second step is 19".
780790
The manufacturer/seller DID include this info, Amy, but they say it is 9". Mine measures 8 1/4" from floor to top of second step.
2254886
I did just measure this second step height at 19 inches. Hope this helps and I still use this step stool often and feel very secure. JMJ
124579
15 in. I have had these steps for years and they wear very well.. My son that is right at 200 lb sat on them yesterday and they held up...
370038
Just measured my steps and it is 20.5" to the top step (4). It measures 28" long. Each step is about 5" high, it is longer than it is high, probably to make it more stable. Hope this helps. 14.5" wide.
1629392
I just measured - it is 9" between steps. This ladder is just great - very light and easy to move around, folds up to just a few inches, very sturdy. We have had it well over a year and continue to love it. BTW - someone else had asked - and it is 21" at it's widest (at the floor level).
2178272
21" from the floor to the top of the step. It is 5" from the step below to the top step.
1801671
The size on this one is smaller. It's about 4-1/2 or 5 (right to left) X 6 or 6-1/2 (front to back). The inside legs are shorter than the outside legs in order to avoid interfering with steps of the right foot. My Mom uses this alot and is just thrilled with it. I hope this helps.
1046944
The top step is 20 inches However my greater concern is that the steps are more shallow than I think they should be and I feel would present a balance problem especially for an older person if placed too close to a wall. You can move it within 10 inches of wall.
1127637
It is 9 inches from floor to step. Love my foot stool. Have used it to paint my living room and foyer. Now using it to decorate my Christmas tree. I feel very secure on it.
1115966
It's 2 inches without the extra steps attached. If you insert both sets of rises, it is 6 inches. I feel that the height is a little less than ideal, but it seems to hold up and the surface is not slippery, so it provides good traction.
370039
I just measured it. It IS 20.5....the 5 step must be 28. We have a very HIGH King size bed. The 5 step would be too high.
2124962
The step can be adjusted to either 4 or 6 inches. It has a 2 in. removal-able bottom part that allows this. This is a very sturdy product, we have found it to be quite useful to enable a 92 year old woman who weights 193 lbs. to climb in and out of our Dodge Caravan. I hope this helps yor decision on purchasing.
848979
Yes, I adjusted my step to 23 inches. I followed the directions that came with my new Omron. I drew a line and you are to walk normally 10 steps, draw another line at that point. Measure the distance from beginning to end in inches. Calclate your stide length by dividing the total distance by 10. for example total distance was 230 inches /10 = 23 inces for stride. Hope this helps. I did it right away soon as I got it. Once you have had it and starts using it, I dont' know how you get into that again. If that is the case, I suggest you call them to see how to get into it again to program it. I had a fancy one that came with a CD to follow the directions. I threw that one away because I couldn't get all of this set with my stride, weight, etc. This one was much better.Enjoy!!~
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It measures 19 inches from the outside of one foot to the outside of the opposite on the length side of the stool. Hope this helps.